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New paper: “Evacuate everyone south of that line” Analyzing structural communication patterns during natural disasters

 (11/23/20)

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Call for Papers: Special Issue on Semantic Technologies for Data and Algorithmic Governance

 (10/20/20)

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Researcher of the Month: Sabrina Kirrane

 (10/05/20)

Data misuse and misinformation are key problems associated with the use of the internet today. As part of the PENNI project (Policy Enabled Next generation Internet), WU Senior Assistant Professor Sabrina Kirrane is working to build a new, decentralized internet that is based on transparency and allows users to keep more control over their data. Computer scientist Sabrina Kirrane is WU's Researcher of the Month October. [more...]

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